Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-27
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY. SEVENTH sEssIoN-TwENTY
FOURTH DAY.
SENATE,
SACRAMENTO, January 26. 1857,

SACRAMENTO, January 26, 1887.
The Senate met at IL o'clock A. NJ
Mr. Dray presented petition from the Trus-
tees of Sacramento, in reference to the removal
of the mineral cabinet from the State Library to
the Croker Art Gallery.
Mr.. Goucher offered petition in reference to
salaries OF county officers and TO certain consti
tutiOnal amendments relative to live stock
herded or driven.
The Judiciary Committee reported a bill al
lowing Los Angeles one additional Superior
Judge.
The Committee on Elections recommended
the passage of S. B. 137, regarding election re-
turns for Governor and acknowledgements.
The Committee on Rules recommended the
passage of Vrooman's amendment to standing
rule Is, requiring the ayes and noes to be taken
on the final action of the Senate on a resolution
amendment or procedure appropriating or ex-
pending money. The amendment was adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Crandall-Relating to the compensation OF
county officers OF the third class.
By Meany-To pay claims of R. +. Del Vale,
Benjamin knight, W. 4. Brown, B. F. Langford
and E. T. wilkins.
By Roth-Relating to agricultural districts,
their formation management, etc.
By Pinder-To pay travelling expenses of Rail
road Commissioners for the thirty third fiscal
year.
By Clunie-To pay the claim of J. S. Roteritz;
also one TO provide for the recording of condi-
tional bills of sale; also one to propose to the
people of the State an amendment TO the Consti-
ment lit creates the Office of an additional
Associate Justice
By misunderstanding against accidents by
cable-car roads.
By Yell-Relating to Pilot Commissioners,
regulations, ETC., for San Francisco, Mare Island
and Benicia
BILL PASSED.
S. B. 10. exempting fishing boats and nets
from execution, was read the third time and
passed.
Afternoon Session.
S. B. 8, to repeal Section 14l2 of Title VIII. of
the Civil Code of California, was made the
special order for Tuesday, February lst at 80
p. NJ. Title Eight of the Code is III reference to
the repeal of this section would include riparian
owners.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
The following bills were read the second time
and ordered ensrossed: S. B. %, relating to
Notaries Public; 5. B. Jos, relating to the order
of persons entitled to administer S. b. los, to
pay the claim of Colonel W. B. Burtis; s. B. 100,
relating to donations of land suitable for eXper-
mental vineyard, etc; 5. b PC, relating to mort
cages of personal property.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Clunie offered bill to encourage and
perpetuate for the disseminating of knowledge
of the arts, sciences and general literature. snd
to founding and maintaining public libraries,
museums and galleries of art, 10 receive dona-
tons therefore, to hold and protect real prop
erty and to erect buildings thereon for the
same.
Gesford offered bill to establish an indus
trial training school in each city and county,
and 20 provide for maintaining the same.
By Langford-Making appropriation to pay
the Secretary of State Engineer for the thirty
sixth, thirty seventh and thirty-eighth fiscal
years.
BY Caminetti-To prevent the adulteration of
wines.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
The following bills were read the first time
S. B. 60, to pay expenses of Insurance Commits
sioner; S. b. -. relative to public schools and
the branches of instruction taught; S. B. %, to
pay travelling expenses of County Superin-
tendents of Schools: s. B. l02, relating to School
Trustees; S. B. 49, providing for permanent sup
port of the State University by levying special
tax therefor.
At4P. NJ. the Senate adjourned.